Firenado Caught on Video By Australian Filmmaker Sep 18, 2012-
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2013-05-24
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Published on Sep 18, 2012
A rare sight captured on camera, this startling phenomenon looks like a swirling inferno. It's called a "firenado."
A stream of 100-foot-high flames ignited deep in the heart of the Australian outback where firefighters have been battling bush fires for nearly a week. This region hasn't seen rainfall since the end of April.
Chris Tangey, an Australian filmmaker, was scouting locations for a movie shoot near Alice Springs, Australia when he caught this incredible footage. ABC News licensed the stunning video from the 52-year-old filmmaker, who said he was standing about 1,000 feet from the action.
A rare sight captured on camera, this startling phenomenon looks like a swirling inferno. It's called a "firenado."
A stream of 100-foot-high flames ignited deep in the heart of the Australian outback where firefighters have been battling bush fires for nearly a week. This region hasn't seen rainfall since the end of April.
Chris Tangey, an Australian filmmaker, was scouting locations for a movie shoot near Alice Springs, Australia when he caught this incredible footage. ABC News licensed the stunning video from the 52-year-old filmmaker, who said he was standing about 1,000 feet from the action.
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